1. Given a circuit in figure 1.1 where an amplifier model is proposed courant source with values provided in the figure. Vo(ja) 1.1 Calculate the expression T(jw) = YoJ@). 1.2 If the input frequency win = 10 rad/s, evaluate the value of T(jw results to determine the equation for the output vo Is = 2mA · sin[ 10 t]

1. Given a circuit in figure 1.1 where an amplifier model is proposed courant source with values provided in the figure. Vo(ja) 1.1 Calculate the expression T(jw) = YoJ@). 1.2 If the input frequency win = 10 rad/s, evaluate the value of T(jw results to determine the equation for the output vo Is = 2mA · sin[ 10 t]

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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